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Old 10-18-2013, 02:12 PM   #1
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I drive in Michigan winters on Tein S-tech springs (I'd say about a 2 inch drop atleast) and I never had an issue. I think it actually handles the snow BETTER than stock, it doesn't feel like a boat with body roll when getting moved around due to deep snow or slush.
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Old 10-19-2013, 08:43 AM   #2
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I drive in Michigan winters on Tein S-tech springs (I'd say about a 2 inch drop atleast) and I never had an issue. I think it actually handles the snow BETTER than stock, it doesn't feel like a boat with body roll when getting moved around due to deep snow or slush.
I'm on the west side of the state: lake-effect is significantly worse over here than on your side. =) Getting 8 or 10 inches overnight isn't uncommon.
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I'm on the west side of the state: lake-effect is significantly worse over here than on your side. =) Getting 8 or 10 inches overnight isn't uncommon.
yep. Metro Detroit doesn't have much of a winter and really gets no lake effect snow. Im in the southwest corner and lake effect hammers us often as well. I drove a fiat 500 last winter (4 inch ground clearance) and there were plenty of times id have liked a little more clearance. at least the yaris has another 1.5 inches of clearance.
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